The Nevada bonus tax calculator at the top of this page helps employers quickly estimate employee take-home pay (also known as net pay) for bonuses.
Behind the numbers
Behind the numbers
Updated: July 12, 2025
Does Nevada tax bonuses?
No. Nevada has no state income tax, so bonuses are only subject withholding on the federal level. The tool at the top of this page calculates this for you.
How to calculate bonus tax in Nevada
Apply the federal supplemental flat rate of 22%. No state tax applies in Nevada.
How can employers in Nevada pay bonuses to employees?
Bonuses can be paid via:
- Check
- Direct deposit
- Pay card
How do bonuses work in Nevada?
Bonuses are reported on Form W-2 and not subject to any state withholding.
How much tax is taken out of a bonus in Nevada?
This means that 22% total is deducted from the employee’s bonus, unless additional federal deductions apply.
Why are bonuses taxed differently than standard pay?
They aren’t for state purposes — but the Uncle Sam does tax bonuses at a flat rate if it is paid separately.